A new collaborative choreography of people and place, facilitated by design, is needed to help our high streets face their local futures.
I’ve written about it here:
cxm.co.uk/attention-national…
#highstreet #placebaseddesign #servicedesign #transformation #cx #designledchange
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"crises" are also abstract and de-motivating. We can go further. "Opportunity and hope" follow when we connect with real-world projects, happening now, that are the seeds of the replacement system we yearn for
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Blitzing some initial concepts before my holidays at @Secondshotcafe #bethnalgreen a great tumeric overnight oats, flat white and buzzing social enterprise - check them out secondshotcoffee.co.uk
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Do design research and data have to always fight for dominance in how we consider services or is there a way they can work together? That's the question I asked in this blog post buff.ly/2TMEtMn
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Another political heavyweight describes Green votes as 'cultural' rather than 'economic'. Pundits, get a life: the money economy is a sub-set of the living world, not the other way round.
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bioregional design will never be uniformly global: each place lives at its own unique tempo. At #LumaArles, Bernard Picon reminded us that human impacts on the Camargue, since the 12th century, are a mere blink of the eye compared to the effects of geological forces
Glad to see language brought into focus. There’s a lot of work to be done, not just by content designers, but everyone involved in designing new things. “As a Designer, I Refuse to Call People ‘Users’” by @LeftonBomb #languagematters #sevicedesign link.medium.com/ZDlZnFGlSW
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Imagine a "Humane" regenerative attention economy where our devices aren't about screen time at all, but more like a GPS-- always routing us towards more life, more connection, more common ground. The point of a GPS isn't to keep us fiddling, it's to get us to our destination.
Replying to @CBSMornings
.@tristanharris explains further the concept of regenerative attention economy:
Judges and caseworkers became researchers and designers for a day of co-design and hopeful speculation to create a radically more inclusive immigration and asylum appeals process. @EngineLondon @natalieharney #wearealldesigners #servicedesign
From the Model T to the Cities of Tomorrow: We supported @FordEu and @WiredInsiderUK using design thinking to imagine future cities & mobility. Read about adaptive service designs, user-centred built environments & my fav, "autonomous Shetland ponies" bit.ly/2Tuju4l
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Consider the following when co-designing by @szczpanks (speaking at #sdnow3):
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"Are you really doing co-design or are you just doing 'faux design'?" @szczpanks calling out #servicedesigners to ask themselves if their #codesign projects meet the following criteria #sdnow3
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Theresa May reiterated her ultimatum to MPs this morning: my deal, no deal or no Brexit. Now a new YouGov MRP model has put that same dilemma to the public. On first preference, Remain wins in 600 constituencies…
yougov.co.uk/topics/politics…
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So excited to be solving these city living problems (and a few more!) with @FordEu @WiredInsiderUK and @transformUK building the #CityofTomorrow
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Attending #cityoftomorrow featuring #lego workshops organized by @WiredInsiderUK, @transformUK and @FordEu at London @DesignMuseum. Happy to have given a keynote on computational urban planning on behalf of @mitdusp @mitsap #urbanscience




























